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Old May 12th 05, 10:33 AM
Dylan Smith
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In article .com, Sport Pilot wrote:
Not when its possible for a C150 to carry a small A bomb in a suitcase.


Of course they'd have to actually acquire one first. The only A bomb
that the terrorists could construct themselves would be a
Hiroshima-style gun type bomb (something as compact as a 'suitcase sized
bomb' is orders of magnitude more complex and requires much more
precision engineering).

A simple gun-type bomb of any useful yield would not fit in a C150.

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